Can We Trust Each Other?

Disagreement used to just be part of life. Now it feels like a threat, and it's coming at us from every direction: politics that profit from division and anger, media feeds optimized to fuel conflict, a culture that treats compromise itself as a kind of defeat. Can We Trust Each Other? talks with experts in conflict: some because it found them, others because it's their job to help other people through it. They share their stories of resilience even when the disagreement hasn't gone away.

This isn't a show about winning an argument. It's about what it takes to remain open to someone you still don't see eye to eye with. A trust strong enough to stay at the table, where agreement might not be possible.

Four ways in

The same question, asked from different chairs.

Interview

Two people, one shared table. A guest walks through a disagreement that could have ended a relationship, and didn't.

Testimony

One story, told straight. A single voice on what it took to stay open when leaving would have been easier.

Practitioner

The people whose job is the hard conversation. HR leaders, mediators, and clergy on what the work has taught them.

Behind the Work

How the show gets made, and what its hosts are still learning about trust while building something meant to teach it.

Coming soon

The trailer is in production.

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Your hosts

Two unexpected collaborators who've spent years coming at serious issues from different perspectives.

John Morehead

Host, Multifaith Matters

John Morehead, an Evangelical Christian, has spent twenty years building real friendships across the widest religious divides in America. He's the Executive Director of the Foundation for Religious Diplomacy and host of Multifaith Matters, and he co-hosts Can We Trust Each Other? because he's convinced the hardest conversations are also the most necessary ones.

Charles Randall Paul

Creator of the Way of Openness

Randall Paul, a Latter-day Saint who left a career building real estate to spend two decades building something harder, trust between people who fundamentally disagree, is the founder of the Foundation for Religious Diplomacy and the creator of the Way of Openness. He co-hosts Can We Trust Each Other? because he believes disagreement doesn't have to mean the end of trust.

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